Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-10-13
WraminE rsrritarr.

N1GmluS AerIltorI-
Thomas Moonlight, governor Of Wyo-
ming Territory, in his annual report
states.
The territory is adapted for iarrningp ur-
poses as well ~ Tor stock raising Tn
population 10 $4,000 Owing Co the TACT
that the railroad lands are assessed this
year iar the first time the taxable values
OF the present year exceed those OF last
year b. over a million Of dollars. For tine
ten months beginning in September
OF last year and ending juno
30 1887, goa, 1s5 acres Of public
land we're taken up. The governor notes
tha decadeuca of the cattle business as
compared with former years The hard
wintsrs and scarcity of food ara bringing
about the result OF enufining the cattle
more TO one locality, whera they can bs
sheltered and fed during the winter The
cattle in this way becoming partially do
mestieatad viii increase in numbers. and
and the time is near at hand when tiisre
viii be more Cattle TO the square mile IN
Wyoming than ever before. B3fuminoiIs
coal deposits arr found sv~eEvlFhsre in tine
territory There Is also an extensive de-
post OF soda The oil fieBfs ars very rich.
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Dublin Dispatch Cruwis Of rsopis as
sembled at Giveedore 20 witness thesVIc-ioa
al Widow Bonar. The widows house was
strongly barricaded BaiiHs were o~rIiersi
10 force an entrances with GROW bars. The
~cGupant threw boiling water in their
faces and down thsir backs. When the
hailiffs hal smashed in the irons ioor al
IDIOT boy dashed cut OF thG house and Vio-
isntly attacked hem The haiifIs opened
holes IN the side Of the house.. The Gccrp
pants replied with another torrent OF boil
ing water. Finally ths gable wish part Of
the roof Tell. Tine inmates threw a voiley
of stones at the police. The latter afrer a
Desperate effort sutarsd the house and
dragged cut the tanants. who were carried
to the barracks en- doors. After the police
left the crowd retnsoated tenant 0Brisn-
r. s. Oliver. president OF the Amnesty
association OF Chicago, who has charge OF
ths petitions in behalf Of the condemned
anarchists Cd Gox- 0gieshy. says This
work Of this association 10 progressing rap
idly. Outside OF Chicago there y a greas
demand for petition blaaks and tIOua-
cities aus towns in various skates. New
York, alone viii furnish some $4,000 arg
natures. In Chicago the number 0t signsL-
lures Is large, most OF the member of tina
labor organizations having signed the PEE
tition. The defense fund has been Gousif-
erahiy Increased since the announcement
Of the decision Of the supreme court A
3ulHErlDtl0n IN fdNgf Nt the AnIEeuiHt& l1&
been started in England
In refutatiou Of the charges made since
the Dismissal OF Capt Gray, as ta tka
amount Of drunkenness IN the army. n
prominent officer of the indga atv0cats
general o 0fHcrsaysc There has been a large
decrease yaariv in i-ntsmperancs IN both
the rank and die of the army ever since the
war From the returns 10 appears that
hast fiscal year vas No exception TO the
rule-in TACT the perreurags OF Decrease,
especially among officers. is mach iRrgsr
than for several years past These good
results ara s-terihUhabie 90 thp restrictions
upon SETTLERS at army posts. and 90 ths
good work being dons BY ssmpsrBnca adj
army than among any Hka number ct pro-
fsssiunaI men IN civil ills.
Judga Manning, minister to Mexico, has
resigned lie y IN New York His rssigna-
tion il a reminiscsnce 0fIast winbsr. Judge
Manning has been az humsi IN Louisiana
for some tims taking part in a very bitter
contest IN politics in his state. This next
agislaturs OF that state elects United
States senator's to succeed Eilatis and Glib
son. 70 is to prepare hH4 way for a cRHdi-
dary for 0ds Of these ssBrs that Judge
Manning has come rom MsxiGu-
Judge Piuney u Wisconsin and W K.
Mendenhali, attorneys Of this WISCONSIN
Gsn6rur road made an argamans hefors
the secretary Of the interior Dor allowing
that road an extension OF tials far Che set
clement Of it's land grant beyond the limit
fixed by the 0rftar throwing these lands op-
en- to s~etrlamenr- This date il Oct. 10.
The roads seisctious OF indemnity lands
are now in course Of adjustment in the
general land office, and Il the lands ara
thrown open to settIsment before the Sc
leGrions are approved by the secretary il
viii allow s~stbiers 20 90 into the land sifics
and contest the right OF the roa to selsr-
tom
Morshead Special. A quarter brasF In
dian young man. belonging at White Earth
who has been al work g Ada. named
Fred William PeiGke, slYure out a warrant
for tine arrest Of Arthur M6rsIand, abraka.
mar GA the night train Of the Northern
Pacific railway, for rubbiny Peibks Of ST.
90 on the train. Moralald mad a hearing
there. Jasticg Titus held him to 5hegrand
jury ia $4,000 bail.
The SC. Panl sity council ixas tine tar
levy at nineteen mills IN the dollar
Theirs was a very large atteHdancs at the
ruunion of the Loyal Legion 60 amIatfary
m $t. Paul. Judge Rea of Minneapolis was
introduced by Commander Marshall. The
latter, in a few remarks. congratulated the
judge on his election as commandment.
Chief Of the Grand Army Judge Gea made
a very happy speech in rspiv- The follow
ing were elected members For the First
Class-Rev-Ja ireland, chaplain Fifth
Minuesota inEIHtry. US W Capt. Rich,
ard Henry Lee Jeyvett. Fifty Fourth Mac
saGhusests infantry. U.SV., Lieut.. Samuei
Lee Davis. Seventh Minnesota infantry. r..
:. v, Lieut.. Charles Patrick HilsEeeine.
N~inesy-Sayenth United States eolorsd in.
fAnsry; Jacob HsurY Stewar1, bg inherit.
ance. son of the late MAJ. r. H Stewart.
surgeon FIRST Minnesota infantry, e. 3 W
George Sedgwick AckEr, by inheritance.
eldest brother of the late Bvtt. Maj. w. ri
AG1er. c. : a For che second eiass. VII.
mat Stevenson. by descent, eldest son oi
Companion Gen. George w. Getty, Us. A
senrstsrry Fairrhiid has got SETTLED IN his
new $4,000 palace at Washington.
A dserss has been issued undsr the so.
cialist law deciaringa minnr state Of siegs
at Berlin and prohibiting the sale en- the
street of special edition OF papers.
The MARKINGS Of Miss Agnes Kelly and
Mr. Edward W. =. Jingle, associate sffitot
Of the Globe, Ras solemnized on Wednes
day the 18th inst at the elegant home Of
the brides parents, Hon and Mrs P 81.
Kelly
George Murray or New York has been elect
ed superintendent tf the Duluth Gold and
Silver Smelling and Refining works. Led.
oux e Co., Of New Work have the CONTRACT
Tor furnishing the utachinsry tor the works.
A meeting Of tine trustees of the Peabody
Educational hlnd vas held in View York.
ProE W. h Paine 0f tine University 81
Minhigan. was appaintsd president of tEis
Normal colleges at Nashville, Tenn. to sue
Geed the hate Dr. stern. This fund AMOUNTS
to $1,000, 600, and tile income from b
$40, 600.
Jesehpins Miller. an amateur aetress and
pubfie reader Of high raputatnnn. waa ar
rested in Boston on tine charge OF s~tealfnu
property rom the rssidenra 81 Rev. .Iulisrn
Sinyth. at Boston Highlands. When Mr.
S1nyth made rrssgarations TO start an his
snmmar vacation ne let his resittanca ia
Miss Miller On Sept. Ii yr. Stnyth and
his family returned hams and fsEnd their
hause vacatsd and over 500 wsrth OF
bric.G br;c, house furnishings. etc, missing
The quarantine authorities report four
additional deaths among the cholera pa
uents of ~SwinboHrne Island This makss
a ts6nI of LII deaths since the Alesia ar
rlyef in View York II days ago. There are
tan others sick with the disease.
A meeting Of the Stockholders ofthe Min
Heapolis q ST. Louis railway was held, and
Aessrsl r B. EAngdan, j. D. Springer and
G. j. Ives were eierted directors f0r thrss
years in piace Of Msssrs. David Bows. H
b Bishop antf J. c. Ives. whose terms had
HI H Porter tsuuered his rasis
as a Director 8ad e. r. Hatch was
elected tor this u~nexpirsd taruf.